Have you heard of what’s going on with Union Bank bankers, Abms, bssos? What about the employees of closing branches?

To the comment that this will be way worse than 2008 - that is utter nonsense. Banks are far better capitalized than they were leading up to the 2008 financial crisis. SVB had a mismatch of asset and liabilities. It is true that most other banks... — read more 

Andy really has done a terrible job since Richard left. At least he doesnt do that side profile thing anymore on his "three things from Andy emails". But I still get concerned with some of his woke nonsense and considering we have slid down a... — read more 

If you really want to manage your careers , read the tea leaves. As conversion is coming up on folks so are the layoffs. USB only needed folks to get them through conversion because their folks have no clue of what they are doing. . Even now things... — read more 

The branches that are staying open and converting over to US Bank ... employees of those branches will have a job wit US Bank? Or you think they may lay off those bankers too??

The stock prices aren't looking to good according to what I read. Seems to be trending downward... — read more 

Is US Bank enforcing work from office policy like other major banks? Other banks are tracking ID card swipes when entering buildings and laying off remote workers. Perhaps they will start that after looming Union bank layoffs.

Was your branch impacted? If yes, have they told you guys where will you go or your managers?

Only bank to not reduce headcount in mortgage. Got to think it’s coming soon.

What’s happening to Division Operation officers, ABM, bsso, bss with all these branch closures??

Let’s get this party started https://www.occ.gov/topics/charters-and-licensing/weekly-bulletin/2023/wb-02192023-02252023.pdf

What will happen to the those employees of closed branches? Union Bank and US bank? Will they make all of them all float CRCS??

Does anyone know how the job grades at ub transfer to us bank?

What are your thoughts regarding human resources; have you had to get help with employees related instances?

I recieved an informed delivery notice from UPS that I have a next day air package coming from US Bank. Feels ominous. Do they typically mail the notifications?

Did the employees of closing branches received jobs? Or they don't know where theyll be?

Why do some many CRC’s quit? It is a footprint wide problem. Pay, benefits, incompetent BM’/DM’s? I think it’s the latter. There are people in management here that would not last long elsewhere. Let the branch closures begin so we can get rid of the... — read more 

With the constant chatter of layoffs around the corner, I went to the internal site to read up on the current severance policy. It used to be there but can no longer find. Anyone else experiencing the same and shouldn't this information be available... — read more 

From Forbes Within the Superregional Banks industry category, U.S. Bank topped the list in seven of the nine key attributes of reputation: People Management, Use of Corporate Assets, Social Responsibility, Quality of Management, Financial Soundness... — read more 

Andrew “Greedy Andy” Cecere Sells 84,948 Shares of U.S. Bancorp (NYSE:USB) Stock in a transaction dated Monday, December 12th 2022. Could this be a sign that even he knows that his bloody reign as CEO has run US Bank into the ground?

Seeing an uptick of Branch Mangers announcing that they have been promoted to Hub Managers. Is this a sign that USB will get rid of Branch Managers and have Hub Managers be in charge of multiple branches instead? Money saving move.

My closest friend at the bank for a hefty bonus last March and was laid off in June of last year. Thank god she was already looking and landed fine. After that bonus check hits your account don’t get too comfy, please. Keep your skills sharp and your... — read more 

Figured people might want to see this regarding NDAs for severance. https://www.cnn.com/2023/02/22/success/severance-agreements-rule-change-from-nlrb/index.html

Are all branch closed impacted employees becoming Float CRCs? Until space opens up for them?

The more meetings I attend the more and more it is becoming apparent that TOS is run by imbeciles. D the new CIO only cares about your pedigree. Did you come from McKinsey or Harvard? Middle managers have no clue how to build effective teams. HR... — read more 

Closing branches BMs are either becoming float or engagement managers? Are these temporary jobs?

Didn't see one started yet. Maybe morale is too low these days ? grade 15, work in commercial. 16k, 7k lti. 7 prct raise. Total bonuses about 15 prct lower than last year.

May 31st is the end of the road. Displaced UB employees will be moved to existing US Bank branches. You will be notified of your new location assignment only 30 days prior to your branch closure. Those coded as CRC4 and CRC3 will take priority (good... — read more 

Curious to know what cuts are being made to the small Business side any updates?

Seibly,Roberts,Hollander and more to come. Regional Presidents are next then Regional Managers. This shouldn't surprise anyone since they spoke about branch reduction about 40%.

When do you think branch closures will be announced? Also what do you think will happen to ABMs at Union bank?

A blessing would be for the USBank leaders and HR staff to pay attention to the actions and culture of incoming leadership, which is abysmal. Incompetence reigns amongst those who are deciding who should remain and who should be severed. A good... — read more 

Pre-covid as long as your manager was fine, people in our department could be deemed remote. Even the admins could be home based after awhile. I never asked since in office days were never enforced anyway. Now those in hybrid roles are started to... — read more 

You better start clarifying future roles to UB employees and showing them what a “day in the life” looks like at at a USB branch, otherwise you’re about to have a ton of bankers who are woefully unprepared to be tellers, and a ton of tellers who are... — read more 

It’s a great indication that they need a TON more to do and probably would not be missed if laid off. JFC folks get a life (and a real job!)

The WARN Act requires an employer to notify employees, in writing, 60 days before a layoff, and pay the employee for those 60 days, in addition to any severance the employee may be entitled to. Unfortunately, some employers attempt to circumvent the... — read more 

The old guy wasn’t the best but at least we saw him and he helped out. Never see the new manager. Must he she don’t have time for us.

Everyone on this board knows that USB like to lay people off. They somehow manage to keep the hatchet jobs out of the media while other banks’ layoffs are widely broadcasted online and on tv. What are your theories on how they fly under the radar? — read more 

Our group was told they would get laptops mid January, has anybody received notice and/or received equipment? Why would they send hardware if people were going to be let go?